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Thats always a 'refreshing' way to see it as.Weedguru~N0isenkiss3s wrote:I find this sometimes...the new posts don't show up as new posts or posts that I keep checking are still shown as new...I think it's just a little hiccup with the site and usually remedies itself.
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I stood and watched the powerful Colorado River flow past. Where did the river begin, I wondered? It began somewhere as a single drop of water....joined by other drops. As a single drop, it has very little power; it cannot flow by itself. As it is joined by many other drops it flows, it becomes a force. Just as we all need others. As I watched the Colorado I thought of many aspects of the river.
First and foremost there was the rapids, the white water. This is exciting, thrilling, fun, and sometimes scary. The rapid moments pass quickly. Life can be like that. After the rapids there came the eddies, little swirling whirpools that can suck you beneath the surface. Life can be like that. There are the peaceful, slow streches of the river where life can flow gently and evenly and one can look back and enjoy the scenery.
Then there are the little covers where one can pull in and out of the current for a stop and a nap. In every life there needs to be times of rest. The water was also very cold, but on a hot day sometimes it felt good to get in the water, yet other times it felt better to get out. Change is important. I also noticed the wide canyon, the Grand Canyon. The Colorado River didn't merely flow down the canyon; it made this canyon.
But it didn't make this canyon overnight. Some of the most signifcant things we do in life are accomplished through little acts of patience and persistance.....over time. As I watched the mighty Colorado I thought, all the important lessons in life are right here......flowing past, flowing away, flowing onward.
-Gary Plaford
First and foremost there was the rapids, the white water. This is exciting, thrilling, fun, and sometimes scary. The rapid moments pass quickly. Life can be like that. After the rapids there came the eddies, little swirling whirpools that can suck you beneath the surface. Life can be like that. There are the peaceful, slow streches of the river where life can flow gently and evenly and one can look back and enjoy the scenery.
Then there are the little covers where one can pull in and out of the current for a stop and a nap. In every life there needs to be times of rest. The water was also very cold, but on a hot day sometimes it felt good to get in the water, yet other times it felt better to get out. Change is important. I also noticed the wide canyon, the Grand Canyon. The Colorado River didn't merely flow down the canyon; it made this canyon.
But it didn't make this canyon overnight. Some of the most signifcant things we do in life are accomplished through little acts of patience and persistance.....over time. As I watched the mighty Colorado I thought, all the important lessons in life are right here......flowing past, flowing away, flowing onward.
-Gary Plaford
Get busy living or get busy dying.
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Good luck with the new piece, hope you find something you really like.. Time for me to cut back on the smokin. Every wednesday I am going to smoke, it is going to be great. Once a week, be real productive all other days but just get real meesed up on hump day.Gorecore wrote:I'm going out today to buy my first smoking device in about 4 years!! I think I'm just going to get a simple hand-held glass pipe/spoon for portable toking outdoors.
Wish me luck!
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Starting to work things out with the 'rents. Going home for the first time in a fucking while on saturday. Getting out of correspondence and getting back into school, got guitar class 1st period so that's motivation to actually get up and go.
first thing im gonna do sat is pick up a carton of smokes and and monday ill pick up a 20bag.. That'll be my first toke in awhile.
first thing im gonna do sat is pick up a carton of smokes and and monday ill pick up a 20bag.. That'll be my first toke in awhile.
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Congrats on making strides Beavis, hope the move back in goes smoothly
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I've had farts that smelled like plain potato chips. Same with spicey coated french fries...mmmmm. Makes me wanna eat my own ass.xzxandrewxzx wrote:any one ever fart and it smells good? like steak or somthin?
Beavis: That's good news to hear about going back to class and your parental situation easing up a bit. Keep up the schooling for sure, man. You might sit in class and think, "When the hell am I ever gonna use this shit?" well, you probably won't. But as long as the world can see that you have this GPA and this diploma/PhD, or whatever...then you're golden.
Here's pictures of my new piece and a nice grinder I got. This is my first colored glass piece AND grinder. I guess I can't go into a smokeshop and buy just one thing. Kind of like going to the grocery store.

California glass. Dunno if it changes colors or not. Didn't realize with all the vein-like glass squiggles down it's shaft and the slightly bulbous mouthpiece that it kinda looks like a cack. Haven't hit out of it yet, but I will very soon. Haven't named it yet. I just thought of naming it Asuna.
She cost me $24 taxes in.

The grinder cost $25 taxes in. It's got a nice little sifter built in to catch the powder, or crystals...is it also called Kief? It's all metal construction and the lid is held on by magnets.
Plus I also bought a few packs of screens for my friend at work. And I got myself some bubblegum, and blueberry papers.

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Wow, a completely clean pipe.. look at that thing, i never see clean pieces anymore. I have nothing to do tomorrow until 2, i think before my class im going to Carol's pipes... its like an hr away tho:(
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Gorecore
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Yeah, the dude that sold the stuff to me was a typical hippy/vietnam vet combo. He was burnt out and still looked like if you fucked with him he'd rip your throat out with his yellowed teeth. I didin't get his name, but he runs a cash/pawn/head shop combination store in the same building as a gravestone monument shop.
He was really cool and helpful with my questions about the grinders. I picked the pipe all out. It was one of the more expensive one's he had and he was all, 'Oh man, that's a great piece there...you want some glass screens to go with that?" Quite the salesman he was. I tried the glass screen but man they're too tiny for me. I'd end up losin' them.
After I left there today, I went to a hydroponics store less than 2 blocks up the street. I chatted away to the two guys working there about what kind of a grow I want to do someday and got some basic prices. The light, ballast, reflector all in one package will run me $300.00. Then he said a bunch of other stuff I lost focus on and said in all I'd pay $750.00 to get set up for a small 6 plant grow. Not that my growing anything will happen until I rectify my current living situation......
...someday.
He was really cool and helpful with my questions about the grinders. I picked the pipe all out. It was one of the more expensive one's he had and he was all, 'Oh man, that's a great piece there...you want some glass screens to go with that?" Quite the salesman he was. I tried the glass screen but man they're too tiny for me. I'd end up losin' them.
After I left there today, I went to a hydroponics store less than 2 blocks up the street. I chatted away to the two guys working there about what kind of a grow I want to do someday and got some basic prices. The light, ballast, reflector all in one package will run me $300.00. Then he said a bunch of other stuff I lost focus on and said in all I'd pay $750.00 to get set up for a small 6 plant grow. Not that my growing anything will happen until I rectify my current living situation......
...someday.

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